@joshistoast hey Josh, i was just looking at your SvelteKit/Shopify starter – did you ever get anywhere with implementing Shopify Admin analytics? I've been trying to achieve the same using SvelteKit
patrick carter retweeted
Frequently, I’ve come to regret things I’ve said. This, from 2001, is not one of those times:
seems last tune was discogs.com/release/124008-G…, not the one mentioned in the article? unless there was a final (final) tune after the video ended
@OwlsDepartment hey – I'm trying to use Ovee but struggling to get it set up with a Wordpress site, is there any clearer instructions? I think I'm nearly there, just missing how a few pieces fit together
@David_Rudnick FYI - I got hit with a £45 customs bill for shipping Tomb Index into the UK. it wasn’t automatically processed as a book as it has the Dutch ‘Boek’ in the description. Was waived after a phone call, but nearly paid initially—didn’t want anyone to pay unnecessarily
strange you would see it that way – seems to me that a company that robbed its suppliers and staff whilst marketing itself as the 'fair' future was actually the real step backward.
alternately would you pay for a service that allowed you to upload and share uncompressed images for others to browse?
patrick carter retweeted
SO Peckhamplex (£5 tickets), which provides a GENUINE valuable community service as an affordable independent, properly accessible cinema has to close while Secret Cinema (£40+ tickets) gets £900k. Great, great.
Here's the spreadsheet of Culture Recovery Fund recipients.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
£30m in the north west
£10m in the north east
£87m london
£977k for Secret Cinema's parent co
£997k for Ministry of Sound (formerly run by Lord Bethell)
£1m Mission Mars, £1m Wigmore Hall
